Nantes punish Marseille with three-goal burst after the break | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Nantes beat Marseille 3-0 in Ligue 1 at the Stade de la Beaujoire. Igniatius Kpene Ganago put Les Canaris ahead in the 50th minute after Matthis Abline's pass. Remy Cabella then doubled the lead (54.) and Abline swept in a third (58.) to settle it after the restart. Les Phocéens registered eight shots on target, but Patrik Carlgren's handling and positioning repeatedly kept them out. Les Canaris visit Lens next, while Les Olympiens travel to Le Havre.

Player of the Match: Matthis Abline created four key passes, assisted the opener and added the third, driving Nantes' second half surge with end-product and craft.

Stat of the Match: Patrik Carlgren produced eight saves, shutting out Les Phocéens despite their superiority in shots on target.

Three Things We Learned: A ruthless eight-minute spell straight after half time decided the contest, with Nantes scoring three times in quick succession. Les Phocéens had 57.7% possession and 16 total attempts but could not find a way past Carlgren. Abline's creativity stood out for Les Canaris, leading the game with four key passes.